Birmingham Women's Hospital and Charity

Birmingham Women's Hospital and Charity Birmingham Women’s Hospital is part of Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust and
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Birmingham Women’s Hospital is part of Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust and is a centre of excellence, providing a range of specialist health care services to over 50,000 women and their families every year from Birmingham, the West Midlands and the UK.

"Every pint of milk makes a huge difference and we couldn't do it without the kindness and generosity of our donors, so ...
31/05/2026

"Every pint of milk makes a huge difference and we couldn't do it without the kindness and generosity of our donors, so thank you".

A whopping 1,900 pints of breast milk have been donated to poorly babies in the West Midlands and Wales in the past year – thanks to our Human Milk Bank Service.

The milk is used on neonatal units for sick and premature babies, as some new mums are unable to produce their own or enough due to illness.

Find out more about our milk bank and the work of biker groups who help coordinate collecting the milk: https://orlo.uk/flAnL

Meet little Levi 💜 Mum Phillipa welcomed Levi into the world earlier this month, and has said: “We couldn’t be more in ...
30/05/2026

Meet little Levi 💜

Mum Phillipa welcomed Levi into the world earlier this month, and has said: “We couldn’t be more in love and so grateful to the teams who were just incredible from start to finish and who ensured my safety at all times.”

Huge congratulations to the new family ⭐

Have you recently welcomed a new arrival at our hospital? Send us a message to share your story on our social media ✉️

Huge congratulations to Jordan and his brother Cian, who have just completed 33 marathons in 33 days to raise awareness ...
29/05/2026

Huge congratulations to Jordan and his brother Cian, who have just completed 33 marathons in 33 days to raise awareness of Familiar Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) 💜

After sadly losing his mum to the condition, Jordan made the decision to get tested by the Genetics Team at our Women’s Hospital and along with his younger brother who also tested positive for the rare genetic condition, they've been determined to raise awareness for the condition and remain positive.

A huge well done to the FTD brothers for all they've done to raise awareness and inspire others 👏

Read more about Jordan's story on our website: https://orlo.uk/ON8MZ

Meet sweet Dolce, who was born in June last year 💜Mum Demi was cared for under our Perinatal team after she'd previously...
26/05/2026

Meet sweet Dolce, who was born in June last year 💜

Mum Demi was cared for under our Perinatal team after she'd previously suffered with postnatal depression.

She said: "The hospital was great with us. The Perinatal Team made my journey great, from showing me around the labour ward, helping with my mediation and overall just giving me great care.

"I would like to say without that support I really believe I could of had another round of postnatal depression however I am fit and well and thriving.

"A massive thank you to your team who work with women who suffer postnatal depression."

Healthcare professionals make a profound impact on the lives of those they care for - and in Mum Jo's case, she even nam...
24/05/2026

Healthcare professionals make a profound impact on the lives of those they care for - and in Mum Jo's case, she even named her daughter after her doctor 💝

Here is Kilby celebrating her 21st Birthday - her life was saved as a baby by our Honourary Consultant Professor Mark Kilby.

Her mum, Jo, suffered from a serious and complex condition called twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome when she was pregnant. Sadly, one of her twins, Kelsey, passed away, but under Professor Kilby’s expert care, a specialist in Fetal Medicine, Kilby’s life was saved ❤️

We want to wish Kilby a happy 21st birthday!

23/05/2026

There's a heatwave coming ☀️

Here's our top tips for staying hydrated and cool if you're pregnant.

You can also read more about sun safety on our website: https://orlo.uk/5auoE

22/05/2026

We hope everyone enjoys the sunny weather over the bank holiday ☀️ Here's some tips on how to stay safe during the hot weather spell.

Getting ready for baby’s arrival? 🍼 We have a range of online workshops available to help you prepare💜 You can also brow...
22/05/2026

Getting ready for baby’s arrival? 🍼

We have a range of online workshops available to help you prepare💜

You can also browse a range of Community and Peer Support classes, programmes and hubs.

Find it all on our Antenatal Education Hub: https://orlo.uk/w4lB2

Meet Samson, who was born in March this year with a form of Spina Bifida called Myelomeningocele and Hydrocephalus. Myel...
21/05/2026

Meet Samson, who was born in March this year with a form of Spina Bifida called Myelomeningocele and Hydrocephalus.

Myelomeningocele is a condition where the backbone and spinal canal do not close properly and requires an operation.

Just 19 hours after Samson was welcomed at our Women's Hospital, he was transferred to our Children's Hospital, where he received two major surgeries to close the gap and have a shunt fitted in his brain.

Despite his difficult start to life, little Samson is now thriving at home with his six older siblings 💜 ❤️

21/05/2026

We're beyond excited that our wonderful charity Patron Emma Willis has been announced as one of the new Strictly Come Dancing presenters! We know she’s going to be fab-u-lous. 🪩

Huge congratulations Emma, and thank you for everything you do for our patients and families. We can’t wait to see you on BBC Strictly Come Dancing every Saturday night later this year. ♥️

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Mindelsohn Way
Birmingham
B152TG

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+441214721377

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